About this Recovery House
Sr. Anne Mary Regan Residence is a recovery residence at 18 Spring Street in Port Chester, New York, in Westchester County. Saint Joseph's Medical Center operates it as a 20-bed program certified by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports under the state's residential services regulations.
A Twenty-Bed Recovery Residence on Spring Street
Twenty beds is the size at which a residence still functions as a household. Meals are shared, the staff know each resident's situation, and a person who goes quiet gets noticed the same day. Spring Street sits in Port Chester's dense village grid, a few blocks from the Byram River and within walking distance of the village's main commercial streets. For a resident without a car, that walkability is the difference between keeping a job and losing one.
A Community Residence Inside a Hospital System
The residence is run by a medical center, and that changes what is available inside the building. Medical and psychiatric problems get handled by clinicians employed by the same organization, and the chronic conditions that follow years of substance use do not send a resident searching for a new doctor. A hospital-run residence also sits inside an institution's compliance structure, with the records, oversight and accountability that come with it.
What Certification Adds to a Westchester County Sober House
New York requires no certification of recovery residences. Anyone in this state may rent rooms to people in early sobriety and call the result a sober house. A program certified under the state's residential services regulations has taken on an approved scope of services, inspection, reviewable records and a complaint route that leads outside the building. That distinction is the one verifiable difference a family can check, and this guide to New York sober house certification explains what each of the state's tracks requires.
Port Chester, White Plains and Lower Hudson Valley Recovery Homes
Port Chester is a village in the Town of Rye, on Long Island Sound at the Connecticut line, in the southeastern corner of Westchester County. White Plains, the county seat, is about ten miles northwest and holds the county courthouse, the county health department and most of the county's social services. The Port Chester Metro-North station on the New Haven Line reaches Grand Central in under an hour and Stamford in ten minutes, so work in either state is realistic from this address. Westchester County recovery housing is scattered across a number of small municipalities, and a village with rail service and a walkable center is among the more practical places to be housed.
Applying to This Port Chester Recovery Residence
Admissions run through Saint Joseph's Medical Center. The questions that matter: how long a typical stay runs, what a resident is expected to do during the day, whether medication for opioid use disorder is continued on site, how the residence coordinates with outpatient providers, what happens after a relapse, and how a resident is helped into permanent housing at the end. A state-certified program keeps written answers ready.
